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Tuesday, November 23, 2010
It's Over!
Finally, after much noise but no pain I am stitched together. A panoramic radiograph was taken and I was given prescriptions for antibiotics and Peridex, an antigingival mouthwash. When I stood up I felt very unsteady but that could have just been from inertia. Whew - It was over! More than 2 hours but in truth it did not seem all that long. Kind of interesting, in a morbid way.
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